I have successfully inlet a light weight 48" barrel and drilled the ramrod hole with good outcome. I measured to get ready to remove excess wood from the sides of the forestock from muzzle to the fore-end. I managed to lay my lines out wrong (shear stupidity)and because I was holding the stock in an upside down position to saw on the bandsaw, I didn't notice until I'd cut 10" off the side of the blank at the muzzle end, that I was only leaving just over a 16th of an inch beside the barrel. The barrel is inlet til the edge at the top of the side flat is flush with the top of the blank. Once I cut away 1/2 of the wood to expose 1/2 of the side flat, it appears that there will be just under 1/8" of wood to shape for the profile beside the barrel at the muzzle end. On the gun I just built, I removed wood until it only has 1/32" beside the barrel. Will just under 1/8" be enough wood to shape the end of the forestock to make #53 in RCA 1 , or do I need to scrap the stock and start over? I can leave more from there back, but short of gluing a piece on where I screwed up, I don't know how to fix this.